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Dinosaurs Live at The Roxy on 1982-09-17

by Dinosaurs

Publication date: 1982-09-17 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Dinosaurs

Band/Artist: Dinosaurs

Item Size: 628.2M

Who Makes the Moves
San Francisco
Gallo Del Cielo
West LA Fadeaway
Blindman
Jesse James
Mojo Navigator
Kick In The Head
Tiger Rose
Motel Party Baby
SOS
Easy Wind
DINOSAUR

Notes

Dinosaurs:
Barry "The Fish" Melton: guitar, vocals
John Cipollina: guitar
Robert Hunter: acoustic guitar, vocals
Spencer Dryden: drums
Peter Albin: bass
guests:
Nicky Hopkins: piano
Riteous Raul: keyboards
David Getz: drums

Notes:
-I removed the 2 second gaps between tracks, but there's still evidence that there were cuts on the original recording to remove audience noise between songs. Only the opening of Who Makes The Moves is missing as far as I know.
-There is a volume drop on the left channel on d1t06.

Addeddate: 2005-10-15 19:15:26

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: dino1982-09-17.flac16

Lineage: cass > ? > cdr > cdrparanoia > WAV > edits > FLAC

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Shndiscs: 1

Source: SBD

Type: sound

Venue: The Roxy

Year: 1982

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Reviewer: palealien - - August 4, 2021
Subject: De mortuis nil nisi bonum

Indeed about quality. Re: the Hunter critique, true enough all too often but I suppose I was and remain more fascinated by whatever he was doing. Later shows prove that it was worth the wait as he returned to his pure form, its a shame he never recorded more that way.

Reviewer: njpg - - September 18, 2013
Subject: -

Awful. I love Cipollina, but it's hard to find him in a band where the other hairy assholes give his sound any support at all.
Can I talk about Robert Hunter for a while? Splendid lyricist, atrocious performer. I find his personal style quite offensive, actually. His act is to portray someone who's not acting, portraying, performing, pretending... It's this hyper-masculine thing of being "natural", spontaneous. Romanticism. The ironic reality is that it IS all an act, and if he just allowed himself to perform (instead of doing a kind of performance of non-performing, which is much more complicated and stupid), he might actually sound good. He has amazing depth; why can't he perform in a way that doesn't make him seem so bottomlessly shallow, so fascistically American? At least he comes off as literate, but I fell asleep when I went to see him in concert.

Reviewer: Dirk Stursberg - - June 15, 2006
Subject: SBD?

Are you sure that this is a SBD recording? It sounds like a poor audience recording. Great show with a lot of energy. But the sound is awful.

Reviewer: Patty Falafal - - October 18, 2005
Subject: JACKHAMMER OF AN EASY WIND!

Good show/good to fair recording...check out the the easy wind, a rollocking festival of sounds, unlike anyway I've ever heard this song played by ANYONE OR ANY BAND.

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